Junior - Intermediate Youth Camp
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The Junior - Intermediate Youth Camp for 2012 is here again!!!!.

The theme of this year's camp is:

"AM I REALLY A CHRISTIAN??"

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The Junior-Intermediate Youth Camp 2011
Church Announcements
 


  THE JUNIOR –INTERMEDIATE 2011 YOUTH CAMP
 
 

THURSDAY 8TH-MONDAY 12TH DECEMBER, 2011

@CHALO TRUST SCHOOL, LUSAKA

 

 

THEME: TO HEAVEN WITH YOU
 

SPEAKERS

 
 
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COME AND HEAR THE GOSPEL!!!

 

 

 

 

 
 
Annual Youth Camp
Church Announcements

Junior and Intermediate Youth Camp

Venue: Chalo Trust School

Charges: K60,000. those within Lusaka, K40,000. those out of Lusaka

Theme: The Wrath of God

 Speakers: Pastors Kennedy Sunkutu (Kafue) & Saidi Chishimba (Kitwe)

Dates: 9th - 13th December 2010

Age range: 10 - 21

 
Couples Seminar on Parenting and Dressing
Church Announcements

 

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The Marriage Enrichment Ministry will be holding a Couples Seminar 

Date: Saturday 16th October 2010

Time: 14:30 hrs - 17:00hrs.

Topic: Parenting and Dressing. It will dwell on fashion, etiquette and its abuse.

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Speaker: Pastor Raphael Banda from Central Baptist Church in Mazabuka.

Venue: Kabwata Baptist Church along Chilimbulu Road, opposite Libala High School.

Participation is freeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!

Married Couples and singles interested are encouraged to attend.

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Christian Business Seminar
Church Announcements

The Christian is confronted by a number of hurdles in life on account of the fact that he is not a member of this world. The Christian business person has his or her own peculiar challenges in the world of business.

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Missions Conference 2010
Church Announcements

Missions Conference

Theme: Rural Missions - Planting Churches in Rural areas

Venue: Kabwata Baptist Church

Date: 28th - 31st January 2010

Time: 18Hrs Thur through Friday and 14Hrs -17Hrs Saturday

Speaker: Cees Molenaar

 

Admission: Free Free Free!!!!!!!!!

Evergreen Christian Bookstore will display some books on sale, so bring some money with you!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Look out Day of Special Studies
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KABWATA BAPTIST CHURCH

2009 Day of Special Studies

 

 

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Pastor Conrad Mbewe

 

 

Christian Volunteerism

The Vanguard of Civilisation

 

                   DATE: 28TH NOVEMBER 2009

                   VENUE: KABWATA BAPTIST CHURCH

 

TIME: 09.00 – 16.00 hours

 

 

 

Entrance Fees: Free! Free! Free!

                lunch packs and drinks will be on sale

 

INTRODUCTION 

 

Jesus said to his disciples, “You are the salt of the earth…You are the light of the world.” In other words, the church of Jesus Christ is supposed to have a salting and lighting effect upon the world.

 

This is what has taken place in history right across the world. Christianity has been the vanguard of civilization. Christianity finds people living in darkness, chained to superstitions, poverty and squalor. As men and women are converted, and sit under the life-giving preaching of the Word of God, they develop a desire to read the Bible for themselves. Thus they learn to read and write. As they read their Bibles to themselves and to their children, they begin to see who they are from God’s perspective and how they ought to translate their faith into works in the home, in society, in the workplace, and in the environment. The result is a total transformation of life and living. This is what has led to the growth of education, improved social and health provisions, new forms of local and state governments, civil liberties, human rights, women’s rights, children’s rights, workers’ rights, scientific discoveries, the ending of the slave trade, etc.

 

Yet, when we come to Africa the story is different. Christianity has been on African soil for well over one hundred years. We have so many churches and yet there is very little moral, spiritual and intellectual impact on our society. The levels of corruption, immorality, crime, poverty, HIV and AIDS, etc., are still on the increase. This is not to say that the West is better. However, at least in the West, they rejected Christianity first and then the consequences followed. In Africa, we have the Christian faith sitting comfortably side-by-side with wickedness of the highest order. How can we explain this and how can we reverse this?

 

History has shown that it was when individual Christians took the teaching of the Bible seriously and became salt and light in their world that the world changed for the better. Are we Zambian Christians going to sit back while Zambia and Africa get worse and worse?

 

 

 

 
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